Organic metal-semiconductor transistors, where the gate consists of a low work-function metal directly deposited on the semiconductor, are fabricated on rubrene single crystals (see figure). A careful analysis of the current–voltage characteristics and impedance spectroscopy of the corres ponding diode leads to the conclusion that the current in the transistor is controlled by a modulation of charge injection from the source electrode.
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